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That evidence concerns Personal desktop automatic assignment, used to allocate an unused personal VM at a user's first approved sign-in. It does not establish whether Pooled host drain mode before patching satisfies the current requirement to protect existing sessions while stopping new session assignments to a host scheduled for reboot.

That evidence concerns Existing-session reconnection on drain host, used to allow a temporarily disconnected user's session to resume on a draining host rather than creating a fresh one. It does not establish whether Pooled host drain mode before patching satisfies the current requirement to protect existing sessions while stopping new session assignments to a host scheduled for reboot.

That evidence concerns Enable Start VM on Connect for a pool, used to bring a stopped but otherwise eligible host online when an authorized connection requests capacity. It does not establish whether Pooled host drain mode before patching satisfies the current requirement to protect existing sessions while stopping new session assignments to a host scheduled for reboot.

Profile logon timing is an AVD user-experience metric. This is relevant when the task is to compare roaming profile sign-in duration across different host images after an agent update; it does not directly meet the requirement to compare network RTT and session reliability across desktop host pools and regions.

Workbooks support filtered and customized visualizations. This is relevant when the task is to create an operator view limited to a specific department's host pool and session-host performance; it does not directly meet the requirement to compare network RTT and session reliability across desktop host pools and regions.

Host guest metrics need the configured monitoring agent and data collection rules. This is relevant when the task is to collect CPU, memory and other guest performance counters not available from hostpool diagnostics alone; it does not directly meet the requirement to compare network RTT and session reliability across desktop host pools and regions.

That evidence concerns Windows security event log for guest logon, used to isolate Windows account-right failure after the Entra service stages have already accepted a user. It does not establish whether AVD app sign-in success event satisfies the current requirement to verify that initial desktop resource-service authentication succeeded before diagnosing guest logon.

That evidence concerns Entra sign-in failure details, used to identify which Conditional Access grant control denied an AVD user's remote session. It does not establish whether AVD app sign-in success event satisfies the current requirement to verify that initial desktop resource-service authentication succeeded before diagnosing guest logon.

That evidence concerns Conditional Access report-only result review, used to inspect which users a proposed desktop access rule would reject before activating enforcement. It does not establish whether AVD app sign-in success event satisfies the current requirement to verify that initial desktop resource-service authentication succeeded before diagnosing guest logon.

Preferred app-group type records the default delivery mode. This is relevant when the task is to let a newly created AVD host pool default to full-desktop delivery rather than RemoteApp; it does not directly meet the requirement to ensure a user sees a newly published remote application after it was assigned to their group.

Workspace association makes app groups discoverable. This is relevant when the task is to connect the app group to a workspace so the clients can discover it through feed subscription; it does not directly meet the requirement to ensure a user sees a newly published remote application after it was assigned to their group.

RemoteApp entries need a valid application executable on host VMs. This is relevant when the task is to publish a program from its installed application path for a targeted hostpool; it does not directly meet the requirement to ensure a user sees a newly published remote application after it was assigned to their group.

That evidence concerns Desktop Virtualization Workspace Contributor, used to allow an approved publisher to associate application groups with a workspace. It does not establish whether Desktop Virtualization Application Group Contributor satisfies the current requirement to let an apps administrator manage published application groups but not the underlying VM fleet.

That evidence concerns Reader role on resource group, used to let an auditor inspect hostpool configurations without authorizing destructive management changes. It does not establish whether Desktop Virtualization Application Group Contributor satisfies the current requirement to let an apps administrator manage published application groups but not the underlying VM fleet.

That evidence concerns Desktop Virtualization Host Pool Contributor, used to delegate host pool management to an AVD operator without giving subscription Owner. It does not establish whether Desktop Virtualization Application Group Contributor satisfies the current requirement to let an apps administrator manage published application groups but not the underlying VM fleet.

That evidence concerns Group membership propagation verification, used to troubleshoot a new member who cannot see a permitted application immediately after joining a security group. It does not establish whether AVD workspace feed refresh satisfies the current requirement to ensure a user sees a newly published remote application after it was assigned to their group.

That evidence concerns Host pool desktop application group, used to publish a full Windows desktop from a specific AVD host pool to entitled users. It does not establish whether AVD workspace feed refresh satisfies the current requirement to ensure a user sees a newly published remote application after it was assigned to their group.

That evidence concerns User-to-workspace entitlement acceptance test, used to verify both feed discovery and session launch before announcing that the app deployment is complete. It does not establish whether AVD workspace feed refresh satisfies the current requirement to ensure a user sees a newly published remote application after it was assigned to their group.

That evidence concerns FSLogix version validation after Windows patch, used to catch a potential agent compatibility regression before expanding a Windows update to all pooled hosts. It does not establish whether Azure Update Manager patch assessment satisfies the current requirement to identify which session-host VMs are missing approved OS updates before scheduling installation.

That evidence concerns RemoteApp regression test after update, used to verify a critical packaged program still starts from a patched desktop host. It does not establish whether Azure Update Manager patch assessment satisfies the current requirement to identify which session-host VMs are missing approved OS updates before scheduling installation.

That evidence concerns Azure Update Manager maintenance schedule, used to install approved Windows security updates in a controlled maintenance window. It does not establish whether Azure Update Manager patch assessment satisfies the current requirement to identify which session-host VMs are missing approved OS updates before scheduling installation.

That evidence concerns USB/peripheral device redirection control, used to allow an approved specialist USB device without enabling unrestricted redirection for all devices. It does not establish whether Audio output redirection policy satisfies the current requirement to let an end user hear remote application audio on the local client device instead of the session host speaker.

That evidence concerns Smart-card redirection configuration, used to support an authorized user presenting a local hardware smart card during remote application authentication. It does not establish whether Audio output redirection policy satisfies the current requirement to let an end user hear remote application audio on the local client device instead of the session host speaker.

That evidence concerns Clipboard redirection hostpool RDP property, used to allow permitted copy-paste operations between an end-user device and an approved remote desktop. It does not establish whether Audio output redirection policy satisfies the current requirement to let an end user hear remote application audio on the local client device instead of the session host speaker.

That evidence concerns Azure Files share latency monitoring, used to determine whether elevated storage latency rather than session-host CPU is delaying login. It does not establish whether Storage account throttling diagnostic satisfies the current requirement to distinguish service throttling from a profile path typo during peak sign-in hour.

That evidence concerns Azure Files transactions metric, used to detect a workload whose file operation volume is significantly higher than planned. It does not establish whether Storage account throttling diagnostic satisfies the current requirement to distinguish service throttling from a profile path typo during peak sign-in hour.

That evidence concerns SMB TCP port 445 reachability, used to find a firewall blocking a correctly authorized user from mounting the profile file share. It does not establish whether Storage account throttling diagnostic satisfies the current requirement to distinguish service throttling from a profile path typo during peak sign-in hour.

Distinct failure domains reduce correlated provider loss. This is relevant when the task is to choose provider locations in distinct failure domains to support a genuine continuity objective; it does not directly meet the requirement to identify whether a new user's profile fails before the local Cloud Cache VHD is created.

Cloud Cache uses a host-local VHD cache to absorb remote outages. This is relevant when the task is to tolerate brief loss of the remote SMB profile provider while an active session keeps working; it does not directly meet the requirement to identify whether a new user's profile fails before the local Cloud Cache VHD is created.

Local write buffering requires successful later provider synchronization. This is relevant when the task is to verify changes made during temporary network isolation eventually reach approved remote storage providers; it does not directly meet the requirement to identify whether a new user's profile fails before the local Cloud Cache VHD is created.

That evidence concerns Azure NetApp Files capacity pool provisioning, used to provide managed performance capacity before adding a new enterprise profile SMB volume. It does not establish whether Azure NetApp Files volume quota monitoring satisfies the current requirement to avoid a profile-volume capacity overrun as more users join the environment.

That evidence concerns Azure NetApp Files SMB volume deployment, used to present a managed SMB path to domain-joined AVD session hosts for shared profiles. It does not establish whether Azure NetApp Files volume quota monitoring satisfies the current requirement to avoid a profile-volume capacity overrun as more users join the environment.

That evidence concerns Cloud Cache provider failover validation, used to test use of a second Cloud Cache profile backend while the first is intentionally unavailable. It does not establish whether Azure NetApp Files volume quota monitoring satisfies the current requirement to avoid a profile-volume capacity overrun as more users join the environment.